ISIS Propaganda on the Internet, and Effective Counteraction

Pashentsev, Evgeny; Bazarkina, Darya

doi:10.1080/15377857.2020.1869812

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“…In 2020, the publications slightly increased to 92, focusing on the conditions and activities of terrorism during the COVID-19 pandemic (Basit, 2020;Machitidze, 2020). These published documents then decreased to 79 and 75 in 2021 and 2022, encompassing the propaganda carried out by terrorists on social media (Pashentsev and Bazarkina, 2021;Kruglova, 2022). Based on these descriptions, the yearly elevation of the international publications on social media and terrorism demonstrated the interest and focus of the authors on this topic.…”

Section: International Published Documents On Social Media and Terror...mentioning

confidence: 98%

Bibliometric analysis of international publication trends on social media and terrorism by using the Scopus database

Yumitro,

Febriani,

Roziqin

et al. 2023

Front. Commun.

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Social Media and Terrorism are often studied together and have become the focus of many authors in recent years. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate international publication trends on social media and terrorism, using the Scopus database through bibliometric analysis from 2009 to 2022. Data visualization and analysis were conducted using Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer. The results showed that the international publications trend reached a peak in 2018, with 103 publications emphasizing various topics, such as social media, terrorism, Twitter, terrorist attacks, and several issues related to terrorist activities and digital platforms. The United States was also the most common country of publication with the highest number of affiliated authors. In addition, the authors with the most published documents were Tsikrika T. and Vrochidis S., with the majority of reports prioritizing social sciences. These results are expected to contribute to the novelty of previous studies on social media and terrorism.

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Section: International Published Documents On Social Media and Terror...mentioning

confidence: 98%

Bibliometric analysis of international publication trends on social media and terrorism by using the Scopus database

Yumitro,

Febriani,

Roziqin

et al. 2023

Front. Commun.

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“…Based on this PRC poll, it is indicated that there are at least 63 million ISIS supporters in these 11 countries, and this has the potential to increase to 287 million if in doubt it is included in the calculation. Therefore, at least there are hundreds of millions of ISIS supporters around the world (Pashentsev & Bazarkina, 2021).…”

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“…The amount of support for ISIS cannot be separated from their efforts to spread propaganda in various media; internet, social media, print, and electronic (Hikam 2016, Al-Rawi and Groshek 2018, Pashentsev and Bazarkina 2021, (Magdy, Darwish, and Weber 2016). The first strategy is hard propaganda, by spreading propaganda in the form of videos, images, and texts containing threats, atrocities, and clarifications or claims of an act of terror.…”

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Coursebook-Based ISIS’ Propaganda: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Arabic History Texts in ISIS’ School Environments

Saehudin

Ridha

2022

Insaniyat J. of Islam and Humanities

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This research aims to investigate forms of propaganda spread by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) as represented in an Arabic History Coursebook they prepare for ISIS’ school environments. It utilizes Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) as its research method to examine and reveal values and ideologies behind choices of words, grammar, and text structures. Using an ISIS’ Arabic History Coursebook entitled Al-Tarikh: li al-Shaff al-Khamis al-Ibtida'i (published in 2016/1437H) as the data source, this research is primarily focused on the analysis of clauses and phrases which contain words of daulah and qital. The data were analysed utilizing functional linguistics and propaganda techniques as its analytical framework. Results of analyses show that as an organization ISIS fights for ideologies which underlie the idea of the Islamic State and spreads values of radicalism to its targeted communities. Propaganda techniques such as name calling, glittering generality, transfer, plain folk and bandwagon are found to be dominant in ISIS’ propaganda projects.

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“…This conflict becomes more obviously seen in several countries in the Middle East. The existence of extremism and terrorism movements, such as the Islamic State of Iraq and Shiria (ISIS) is a factual example of the latest conflict widely spread to various parts of the world (Osman and Arosoaie 2020;Pashentsev and Bazarkina 2021). Tahir even emphasized that the ISIS movement has also penetrated into higher educations in Indonesia as confirmed in his research (Tahir 2015).…”

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confidence: 95%

RELIGIOUS MODERATION IN INDONESIAN HIGHER EDUCATIONS: Literature Review

Afwadzi

Miski

2021

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This article is an attempt to review various studies on religious moderation or moderate Islam among students in the higher educations in Indonesia. It is written as prompted by the incompleteness of various studies regarding the same theme. Specifically, the main issue concerns how the studies on this theme emerge and continue to develop. It is then formulated into three main issues: how the construction of religious moderation is developed in Indonesia; how it is formulated into strategic policies in the higher education context; and how relevant the religious moderation program in the higher educations in Indonesia in the context of contemporary life is. By using a qualitative-library approach and content analysis, the finding shows that religious moderation or moderate Islam, which is believed to be Islam itself, is a moderate religious understanding and attitude. It is not extreme, is not either left or right; and is interpreted with four indicators: national commitment, tolerance, non-violence, and accommodative to local culture. From this stance, Indonesian Islamic moderation researchers propose various recommendations to be applied to specific education policies. In the practice, these recommendations are academically applied, both in formal and informal ways, according to the situations and conditions of the related higher education context. Moreover, recent studies have shown that several counter-radicalism strategies, through the moderation implemented in various higher educations, seem relevant in the higher education context.

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ISIS Propaganda on the Internet, and Effective Counteraction

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Bibliometric analysis of international publication trends on social media and terrorism by using the Scopus database

Bibliometric analysis of international publication trends on social media and terrorism by using the Scopus database

Coursebook-Based ISIS’ Propaganda: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Arabic History Texts in ISIS’ School Environments

RELIGIOUS MODERATION IN INDONESIAN HIGHER EDUCATIONS: Literature Review

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